Authors


Joseph Snock, DVM

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Veterinary abdominal radiography tips

Radiography is an integral diagnostic tool in companion animal practice. Here are brief guidelines for obtaining the most useful images of the abdomen in dogs and cats.


Emily Singler, VMD

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Prevention and treatment of dermatologic fungal disease in dogs and cats

Superficial Malassezia disease is considered common in companion animals


Lynsey Rinelli, DVM

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What you need to know about today’s veterinary diet trends

A look at the advantages and disadvantages of raw, homemade, and vegan diets for dogs and cats.


Renee Schmid, DVM, DABT, DABVT

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The most common poisons for pets

Toxins reported frequently are often found in the home


Chewy Health

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Introducing dvm360 and Chewy Health’s December Innovator of the Month: Kwane Stewart, DVM, Co-Founder and President of Project Street Vet

Dr. Kwane Stewart’s mission is to provide free veterinary care to pets of individuals experiencing homelessness, which addresses critical access-to-care challenges in veterinary medicine.


Laurel Redding, VMD, PhD, DACVPM

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“Vet shopping” is an alarming trend in opioid prescribing

Practices need to be aware of the signs and take action to minimize drug diversion


Quincy Hawley, DVM

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Rare and effective strategies to avoid and overcome veterinary burnout

Check out the 3 things that helped Dr Quincy Hawley, cofounder of GetMotiVETed, overcome his burnout.


Neil Mittelman, DVM, DACVIM

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Recognizing neurological postures

Neil Mittelman, DVM, DACVIM, talks about how to differentiate Schiff-Sherrington from other postures and offers insight into lecture “Recognize, Localize, & Save Lives!”


Jennifer Guli

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7 pet insurance strategies can help your clients and grow your practice

Coverage is the right decision for animals and can spare owners costly medical bills




William Tancredi, DVM

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AI vs burnout

Veterinary hospitals all over the country are understaffed, overworked, and burned out. How is a chatbot going to save us?


Brennen McKenzie, VMD, MSc, MA

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Is aging a disease?

Understanding the process of growing older can help veterinarians better manage age-associated conditions


James Barr, DVM, DACVECC

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Science Meets Compassion: Diagnostic Innovations are Driving Change in Veterinary Medicine

James Barr, DVM, DACVECC, joins Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, to discuss the latest in veterinary diagnostics and scientific research.


Dustin Weaver, DVM

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Loan repayment program aids veterinarians in shortage areas

The financial assistance is provided through the National Institute of Food and Agriculture


Barry N. Feldman, PhD

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"Wait to worry" and other ways to cope with anticipatory anxiety

Follow these strategies for coping with increased stress levels brought on by the pandemic


Stephanie L. Shaver, DVM, DACVS-SA

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Sweetening wound care: honey and sugar bandages

Why, when and how to incorporate honey and sugar into your veterinary wound healing arsenal.


Marcy L. Rose, DVM, MS

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Preventing transmission of Lyme disease

Controlling exposure to infected ticks and use of anti-parasite products are key


Brandy Tabor, RVT, VTS (ECC)

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Clearing the air in contaminated spaces

Placement of an air purifier in an exam room used by patients with respiratory infections helps decrease the time the exam room is closed


Serena Pudelski, RVT

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Amplifying the voice of veterinary technicians everywhere

Why technicians are more than just in-clinic workers, plus a look at the many opportunities available to RVTs.


Mariah Zeigler, DVM, MPH, DACVPM

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Boost your skills, expand your horizons with a public health degree

One Health helps veterinarians boost the health of pets, humans, and our environment in all facets of medicine


David Hall

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What makes a great veterinary website?

Your clinics website is a virtual representative of your mission, culture, and brand


Anthony Coronado, DVM

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Preparing your team for patient emergencies: How it takes a team to triage effectively and efficiently

The important questions that teams can use to identify incoming potential emergency cases, ways to classify the different types of emergencies you will encounter, and how to be best prepared are addressed.



Jeff Ledford, DVM

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An encouraging phone call and a flopping horse

Jeff Ledford, DVM shares his story about an equine surgery he performed that was supposed to be easy, but ended up causing Ledford to question himself


Casey Gordon, BVSc (Hons)

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Case report: Removing traumatically displaced teeth from a dog’s nasal cavity via an intraoral approach

Arlo, a 2-month-old intact male Siberian husky, was presented to his primary care veterinarian 1 week after being bitten on the muzzle by another dog.


Tom Seeko, CExP

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Planning for retirement while keeping as much of your paycheck as possible

How viewing retirement as a gradual transition, rather than a fixed date, can transform your financial planning and ensure a more secure and flexible future.


Rachel Williams, DVM, DACVS-SA

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Identifying and treating canine and feline urolithiasis

Management of the condition includes postoperative therapy and follow-up care


Charles D. McMillan, DVM

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Addressing concerns of a dwindling veterinary labor force: steps toward sustainability

Dr Charles McMillan created a list of areas he finds paramount to the discussion of sustainable solutions for revitalizing the veterinary labor force.


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